On 06/11/02 01:06 +0530, Santanu Chatterjee wrote: <snip> > Under windows, if we want some new feature, such as > udf filesystem access, or driver for viewing ext2 file > system we just install the relevant software, while, > on the other hand, under Linux, we all have to recompile > the kernel to add similar features. Why is this ? Or, > am I making any mistake ? You dont need to recompile the kernel, just the module(s). Recompiling the kernel is an easy, brute force way of ensuring that the module is compiled with the correct flags.
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